Turnstiles

Turnstiles are a type of physical access control system used to regulate the flow of people into and out of restricted areas, such as sports venues, theme parks, and public transportation systems. They consist of a rotating barrier or arm that allows one person to pass through at a time, preventing unauthorized access and ensuring accurate attendance counting. Turnstiles can be operated manually or automatically and can be integrated with a variety of security features, including facial recognition, ID card readers, and bio metric scanners. They are an effective way to improve security, reduce queues and congestion, and provide accurate attendance data for large-scale events and facilities. Turnstiles come in various sizes, shapes, and designs, making them suitable for a wide range of applications, from high-security facilities to public spaces.

It provides restricts controlled human access